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Revision as of 23:52, 22 March 2012
Right but not correct
(Fake Latin alert) Proliferatum ad surrealis
Social Services, EPA, legislative constraints on business practice...etc etc etc ad nauseum. Every government agency and then some. Who is it exactly has the problem with authority? Perhaps, the 'patriots' that whine when the Taxman comes to ask for money for their country?
Captains of industry:
- No. 57: Captains of industry boldly wait and see if local businesses become successful, and then proliferate innovation by imitating their business model, forging ahead into a world where all local profits can be first be boldly skimmed at corporate headquarters
- No. 78: Captains of industry take the lead in retreating from investing in areas of the economy that need assistance, boldly forging ahead into a world where nobody does anything for anyone
- No. 114: Captains of industry stand bravely alone against the tides and currents of competition, except when they boldly join together in secret price fixing agreements
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